Sentence examples similar to the rip off of from inspiring English sources
No thanks go to the biggest media, where CBS's "60 Minutes," NBC's "Dateline" and ABC's "20/20" found the rip-off of the public interest by their parent companies too hot to handle.
Mathematicians cannot figure the general public's theft of their parameter; musicians tootle that their crescendo does not mean "climax"; chemists react to the rip-off of their carbon-based organic.
"Our trading partners would have to negotiate across the table with Donald Trump," he said on Fox News, "and I guarantee you, the rip-off of the United States would end".
So we need to cut off the rip-off of taxpayer money for new reactors and pile away at the old ones until they crumble and fall.
"Jim Webb's main concern is that the rip-off of veterans by some schools in their quest for maximum profit will endanger the educational benefits our volunteer armed forces have earned and deserve.
"One of the rooms the roof was ripped off of is the room where one of my grandchildren sleeps in.
The Rip-off: Plenty of supermarkets offer pre-sliced, prepackaged deli meats while employing lots of people to slice the same stuff at the deli counter.
The Rip-off: One of the oldest rip-offs around, and seemingly getting worse.
Though laudable, why not take this a step further and investigate the ripping off of ticket buyers by the original ticket sellers.
Microblogging startup Plurk took note of Microsoft's apology, in which the software company took responsibility over the blatant rip-off of the startup's design and code for a competing service in China.
